 featherlight 2004-05-18 . chapter 1Rich, beautiful colors throughout, and the frozen stillness just highlights that. Nice work. *adds you to favorite authors* :D |
 Anjeni Windsinger 2003-08-28 . chapter 1Whoa... why didn't I read this before? Great poem, Mime, awesome. You described this tapestry very well. |
 Roberta Pryce Robinson 2003-07-25 . chapter 1Nicely worded! It has meaning for anyone who loves a particular painting or picture! Just reading it had me thinking of mine! |
 Faeth 2003-07-25 . chapter 1that would be boring to live in an unchanging world. i feel sorry for the tapestry. (then again, i'm weird like that) very good though, i can picture it in my mind very clearly. keep it up! =^^= |
 Kelly A. Brown 2003-07-22 . chapter 1Wow...wow...wow. That was an amazingly wonderful poem...Wow. Great job! Putting this on my faves. |
 Catella Estelle 2003-07-15 . chapter 1O, very cool. The Redwall series is pretty darn cool. I love the tapestry that Brain Jacques always describes in the book.
Very nifty poem.
Great work!
~ Little Dog Muse |
 Wrong Name Tag 2003-07-09 . chapter 1Really sweet and pretty poem. Great descriptions, and I loved the part "The morning dew is never wet./The golden sun rises, but never sets." Great job
~Jess |
 Bob n Kazzi 2003-07-09 . chapter 1This is excellently written, I love the rhyming couplets. They're brilliant |
 Deadwind 2003-06-14 . chapter 1I love the image of frozen life that's placed in your mind from this. |
 Identity 2003-06-11 . chapter 1i really like this. it creates a feeling of frozen life and how pointlessly eternal everything is. |
 wonky donkey 2003-06-11 . chapter 1Nice poem. Thanks for the reviews.
the over all tone of this is like trapped life. Or like the promise of immortality, and the lonliness that that gift entails...or something. I like it, good job.
Cheers! |
 The Black Rider 2003-06-11 . chapter 1Hey, you've written more! Sorry, I shoud've seen these earlier. Anyway, this is a very good poem to start off with. It is a lot like one of the Redwall books. I must recommend, though, that you read the poetry of William Blake. He is nothing short of brilliant and I think you would like him a lot. BTW, sorry about your finger. Hope you feel better. |